Eni deal with Egypt, Cyprus for Mediterranean gas hub

Eni deal with Egypt, Cyprus for Mediterranean gas hub

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Eni has signed an agreement with Egypt and Cyprus for the development and export of gas from Block 6 of Cyprus through existing infrastructure in Egypt, to then be liquefied and exported to other European markets, the Italian energy giant said.

The agreement, explains a note from the oil and gas company, "represents a concrete milestone for the creation of a gas hub in the Eastern Mediterranean, leveraging existing infrastructure in Egypt and positioning Cyprus as a producer and exporter of gas", CE Report quotes ANSA.

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